Where was the tenor drum invented?

Tenor drums are a modernized evolution of a field drum, which was used in Europe during the late Middle Ages. In the 1830s, the tenor drum with no snares was introduced and became common in Europea...
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What is a tenor drum?

Marching bands are popular and effective at parades, as the sound made by the instruments carries well outdoors. The tenor drum, an important element in marching bands and drum corps, has been aro...
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Who invented the tenor saxophone?

Belgian musician Adolphe Sax is credited with inventing at least 14 versions of his patented instrument in the 1840s. Among these were two tenor models, one tuned in C and the other in B-flat. The ...
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Who invented the drum set?

Because the drum set is the result of the evolution of percussion over hundreds of years, no one is credited with the invention of the instrument. Drumsets became known as an instrument in the late...
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